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  1. OK, thank you, I see that adding this code:

    const entries = Object.entries(person)
    
    document.getElementById("demo3").innerHTML =
    "entries: " + entries;

    to my post results in printing all the object properties and values on the screen.

    The only thing that I cannot understand is why the `person.length` reports 2 when the length of the object is actually 3 (2 does not change if I comment out the line that ads the third property and converts the array to an object).

  2. I was fiddling with „Accessing Arrays with Named Indexes“ section examples of the Javascript tutorial and run into a situation I cannot understand. 

    In short, I create an array 'person', then add elements to the array by index, and then add a third element by name. According to the tutorial, this should convert the array to an object (see here: https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_mistakes.asp) . Instead, after this I can access the variable 'person' as both an array (with two elements) and an object (or rather, a person.age property of the object). typeof 'person' reports: object.

    var person = [];
    person[0] = "John";
    person[1] = "Doe";
    person["age"] = 46;

    Here is a link to the full test: https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=GHWDV13H8E0Z

    Could someone explain what is happening here?

  3. I was fiddling with „Accessing Arrays with Named Indexes“ section examples of the Javascript tutorial and run into a situation I cannot explain. 

    In short, I create an array 'person', then add elements to the array by index, and then add a third element by name. According to the tutorial, this should convert the array to an object (see here: https://www.w3schools.com/js/js_mistakes.asp) . Instead, after this I can access the variable 'person' as both an array (with two elements) and an object (or rather, a person.age property of the object). typeof 'person' reports: object.

    var person = [];
    person[0] = "John";
    person[1] = "Doe";
    person["age"] = 46;

    Here is a link to the full test: https://www.w3schools.com/code/tryit.asp?filename=GHWE7BWHX1GH

    Could someone explain what is happening here?

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